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Mouth of the Little Colorado River, viewed from Cape Solitude, 1167 meters above the river level. Grand Canyon National Park, Coconino County, Arizona. 1963.

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1963-07-13

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Album caption and index card: The mouth of the Little Colorado River as seen from Cape Solitude, 1,167 meters above the river level. This upstream view of the Colorado River was taken after the completion of Glen Canyon Dam and during a period of low flow when Lake Powell was filling. From this vantage point, the interrupted line of dense vegetation marking the flood level is visible, especially on the left bank. A few shrubs (circle) have become established below the upper fringe of plants. The Little Colorado River enters from the right, and its waters appear turbid in this July view. A dense stand of riparian vegetation lines its left bank. (Altitude is 826 meters). Grand Canyon National Park. Coconino County, Arizona. July 13, [...]

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Data Owner :
U.S. Geological Survey
Contributor :
Turner, Raymond Marriner
Photographer :
National Park Service

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name photoLibrary trm00040
number photoLibrary 34689
batch photoLibrary batch47
number_in_book photoLibrary 40

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